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In the labyrinth of academic evaluation, two metrics often stand as pivotal markers of scholastic achievement: the Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) and the percentage score. While both aim to quantify a student’s performance, they operate on distinct scales, leading

  Ethics is a word you might have heard before, but what does it mean? Simply put, ethics is about understanding what’s right and wrong and why we should act in certain ways. When we think about ethics, we’re thinking

The design of school buildings has evolved significantly. In the early days, school architecture was heavily influenced by classical styles, with a focus on symmetry, formal layouts, and rigid classroom structures. Schools were often designed as large, imposing structures with

Hybrid learning, a blend of in-person and online instruction, has become increasingly prevalent in recent years. While it offers flexibility and adaptability, questions remain about its impact on students’ social skills development. This article delves into the multifaceted relationship between

When it comes to maths, everything has to start somewhere. The Ancient Greeks were some of the first people to begin to question the world around them. They also thought it would be a good idea to document as well.

Attracting prospective parents is an essential first step in the enrollment process. In the past, schools relied on word of mouth and reputation to collect leads and move families through the enrollment funnel. But with increasing competition, schools must focus

Over two years ago you said a tearful farewell to your teenage child as they went off to London to study for a degree in teaching.  Even though you have seen them for several visits over that twenty-six months, the